Because I wanted to see the game with my Manchester City supporting friends, I watched the game from one of the lower blocks opposite the players entrance. The view was hopeless because of the shallow terracing and the raised pitch, there was very little legroom and the drizzle came in. It confirmed my view that we've got the country's best ground by far.

We took on a team comprising mostly not just internationals, but some of the the finest internationals in the world (and Raheem Sterling). They all played at the top of their game, yet the scoreline was similar to several Premiership scores at the Etihad this season. Everyone around me agreed that the Millers fans were magnificent and they were surprised that the Citizens chose to chant abuse against the Millers, Man U and even themselves - the ones who remained seated were told to get themselves standing or face reprisals. What sort of moron chooses to do that when they have the world's finest footballers playing in front of them and in their colours. And, incidentally, this will have been the first game when they've been outshouted - our 6,000 heroes were over twice the largest away support so far this season at Etihad.